Common use of Local labour Clause in Contracts

Local labour. a) The parties acknowledge that: i. The training of apprentices is paramount; ii. In addition, the Parties note the importance of the available supply of locally trained and capable workers available for employment opportunities with the Employer; iii. It is not the intention of the Employer to impact the overtime or job security of the permanent full time Employees through the use of non-local labour. b) Accordingly, the Parties commit to the following: i. The Employer will consult with the Union and Employee Representatives prior to commencing the employment of non-local labour, regarding matters such as, but not limited to the qualifications and skills, safety, induction and on-boarding requirements, to perform work under this Agreement. ii. During the regular consultation meetings or on a quarterly basis, the Employer will notify the Union and Employee Representatives of the number of non-local labour being employed to perform work under this Agreement and the job role they are performing.